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The Myth of the Great Exchange
The story of the Suez Canal presents two important lessons in Egyptian history: in 1875, it served as a warning that debt pressures could force the state to sell its assets, while in 1956, the reassertion of control over strategic resources underscored the importance of maintaining economic and political independence.
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